STUDIOS OF CONCENTRIX MUSIC AND SOUND DESIGN, INC. WORLD CLASS MEDIA PRODUCTION/RECORDING STUDIO FOR SALE PROPERTY OVERVIEW Expertly designed media production/recording studio located in booming Charlotte, NC, the 16th largest U.S. city with a population of more than 1,000,000 in Mecklenburg County. Charlotte has 7.4 million people living within a 100-mile radius and has emerged as a financial, distribution and transportation center for the entire urban region. PROPERTY FEATURES Three studios: One small isolation booth, one medium sized room and a larger studio that also serves as a screening room with 72” high definition video monitor and surround playback system. Closed circuit cameras in all control rooms and studios, which can route to any video monitor in the facility. Two offices with large exterior windows, one also with an interior window facing the lobby area. Lobby area features hardwood floors and a custom designed and built display case made of oak and laminated glass. shelves. SALE PRICE: $775,000 BUILDING SIZE: 4,000 SF YEAR BUILT: 2009 ZONING: I-1 SOUND ISOLATION • Architectural design for sound isolation by David Rochester of Technical Audio Services, Nashville and Brian Gaddis Architects, Charlotte. • Interior walls between recording and mixing spaces constructed of sand-filled block to achieve necessary mass. • 8 inch airspace between walls to further improve isolation. • All rooms structurally de-coupled to prevent acoustic transmission through walls. • All rooms rest on individually poured slabs to prevent low frequency transmission through floors. (Standard 4 inch slabs flare to 8 inches at the edges to support added wall mass.) • Industry standard Krieger studio doors in all recording and mixing spaces. Doors feature compression seals and cam lift hinges to insure proper seal at thresholds. • Floors in all recording spaces are “floated” with sound isolation materials under ¾” tongue-in-groove hardwood. (Slabs poured at lower elevation so all finished floors remain flush facility-wide.) • K-13 cellulose spray insulation used as interior roof undercoat for primary layer of exterior sound isolation. • Studio ceilings consist of 14 inches of composite layers of differing materials (drywall, plywood, particle board, sound board, etc.) each separated by a layer of “Green Glue” noiseproofing compound. • HVAC air handlers are suspended between joists on vibration isolation hangers with multiple points of both mechanical and acoustic isolation in all duct work. Ducts, plenums and returns are custom designed and built to eliminate the sound of airflow. Ventilation noise is virtually imperceptible, contributing to an extremely low noise floor for recording and mixing. • All entry and exit points for wiring and ventilation meticulously sealed to prevent sound incursion. ACOUSTICS • Proprietary designs by David Rochester of Technical Audio Services, Nashville. • Recording and mixing spaces feature superb frequency response characteristics thanks to the perfect combination of absorption, diffusion and bass trapping techniques. • Only highest quality acoustic materials used - not only for best sound, but for long term durability.